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Showing posts with label Mele. Show all posts

Thursday, 1 August 2019

Food Tech - By Mele



Today LS2 completed their last session of their rotation for Term 2. Our teacher was Mrs Heka, who takes care of food tech. Today we cooked Chop Suey from the background of Samoa. This rotations theme is all about cultural food. Since there wasn't an equal amount of students in food class, there was a group of 3: Avalon, Joel and I. Each person had their own roles to complete. Joel and I worked together to make sure that the dishes were done, and that the main ingredients were prepared to be added in, while Avalon was dicing the onion, chicken, and garlic. The equipment that we used from our trolley was: medium bowl, measuring cups/spoons, knives, cutting board, big pot, strainer, fork, and serving spoon. The ingredients were: mixed vegetables, chicken, soy sauce, boiling water, oil, vermicelli, and salt. We were told to remove the pot from the heat every 2 minutes, because of the stickiness from the chicken and vermicelli. At the end of the session, as always we cleansed down our top/bottom benches, especially the stoves/crum tray. While we were cooking our chop suey, Mrs Heka was getting the rice prepared. 

Thursday, 14 March 2019

Stretching Sentences by Mele




This week for writing LS2 practiced how to write stretching sentences to make our sentences more powerful/detailed. A stretch sentence is a sentence that is added with powerful words into it. Above shows the creative google drawing that I created on my own about stretching sentences. It gives you the opportunity to find out what is the purpose of a stretching sentence, how you write one, and a example about a cartoon character. Using a stretched sentence will need to include the 5 w's. This means that you have improved your sentences, by adding detailed words into it.  

Friday, 1 March 2019

Softball Interschool by Mele




Yesterday the year 5-8's softball teams went down to Dunkirk Park to participate in our softball games. There were 2 teams that represented Panmure Bridge School, which was the year 7 and 8 team and the year 5 and 6 team. We played 5 games each. We won 2 games and lost 3 games. Our opponents were Glenbrae School, Point England, Ruapotaka School, O Puau Te Moananui A Kiwa, and Tamaki Primary. We tried our best, but unfortunately we lost to O Puau Te Moananui A Kiwa, Point England, and Tamaki Primary. We managed to win against Ruapotaka School and Glenbrae. Throughout every game we showed teamwork, communication, and sportsmanship to each other. All of us were excited to try our new PE uniforms on. 

Here is the link to Mele's blogpost.

Friday, 15 February 2019

Summer Learning Journey Prizegiving...



Huge congratulations to everyone who took part in the Summer Learning Journey, we are so proud of you. 1257 blog posts and 2376 comments! Special congratulations to Alex who was our top blogger, the top blogger in the Manaiakalani cluster and top blogger overall. What a fantastic achievement! Congratulations to Mele who came 2nd and Victoria who came 3rd. Thank you to Rachel, Sophie, Hazel and the SLJ team for the huge amount of work they put into making this programme such a success. 



Thursday, 14 February 2019

Head Girl: Mele




Today was a special assembly, since it was the first week of school. As leaders Jack and I presented in assembly for the first time of 2019. It was a great experience, because we were both proud to lead our school as Head boy and girl. This special assembly included us school leaders receiving our badges, the sports leaders modelling our new PE kit and Ms Kirkpatrick handing out different prizes from prize giving last year. The sports leaders for 2019 are Fui and Julian. The Manaiakalani leaders for 2019 are Nyjah and Alex. 

Click here to read my Head Girl Speech
Mele's Speech



Thursday, 17 May 2018

Metaphor - Mele


Today I created a completed google drawing about what is a metaphor. In my DLO I included the meaning of a metaphor, a season poem, examples of a metaphor, and 2 images of a metaphor. Read this google drawing to find out what a metaphor is and examples of a metaphor.

Friday, 11 May 2018

Tech Reflection - Mele


Today was our second session of term 2 at Tamaki College Tech. Our instructor today was Mr Grundy. Mr Grundy's class learnt how to make pewter casting. Today most people were finishing their workbooks for good marks. Half of our marks come from our project and half of our marks come from our workbooks.

Friday, 2 March 2018

Congratulations Mele, Ofa, Sanujan and Jeremiah!


Congratulations Mele for receiving your Silver Respect CARE award badge! Have a look at 
Mele's blog to see the different ways she explored the value of respect. Superb effort Mele!



Congratulations Ofa, Sanujan and Jeremiah for receiving your Gold Respect CARE award badges! Superb effort boys, you definitely are proving to be great role models for our younger students. 

Thursday, 1 March 2018

Blog Analysis | By Mele

 

Today I created a Blog Analysis showing others how to create their own blog post record. First I created a google spreadsheet. In the spreadsheet I added the data from my blog (this was the total number of blog posts we have done each year). I have been blogging for 4 years since 2015. In 2015 I did 230 posts, 2016 I did 265 posts, in 2017 I did 286 posts, and this year (so far) I have only done 71 posts. Altogether I have published 852 blog posts. My goal is to be the first person to get the Panmure Bridge School 1000 Club badge.

Friday, 16 February 2018

Summer Learning Journey 2017/18

Huge congratulations to all our Summer Learning Journey 2017/18 participants! Today Rachel, Mika and Matthew came to PBS to present our blogging champions with their certificates and prizes. Well done to Mele and Alex who were our top blogers, Ofa who came second, Marieta who came third, and Angela and Fau who were both highly commended. 

A huge thank you to Rachel and her team who read and commented on every post. Well done to all our PBS bloggers. You have set yourselves up for a successful year of learning, and we are all very proud of you!






Thursday, 15 February 2018

Place Value Addition by Mele


Mele created this fabulous screencastify to share how she uses her place value knowledge to help her add three digit numbers. She has created a maths story then used this DLO to show how she uses her strategy to find the answer.  I really like the clear way Mele has identified which part of her written answer is her thinking. Great work Mele!